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SUMMARY:THE STORY OF THE CLASH & THE SPECIALS
LOCATION:Sooki Lounge
DESCRIPTION:England\, late seventies. Punk and ska begin to overlap. Jamai
 can ska and reggae collide with the urgency of punk\, and by 1978 and 1979
  The Clash and The Specials are moving through the same musical and cultur
 al landscape. Different bands\, different sounds\, but sharing the same se
 nse that music could say something about the world outside the venue as we
 ll as move the people inside it. On Friday 11 December\, that connection r
 eturns to the stage when Black Market Clash and More Specials bring The St
 ory Of The Clash & The Specials to Sooki Lounge. Black Market Clash play T
 he Story Of The Clash \, going beyond a greatest-hits set and deep into th
 e catalogue. London Calling \, Should I Stay Or Should I Go \, Rock The Ca
 sbah and I Fought The Law sit alongside Straight To Hell \, Safe European 
 Home \, Janie Jones \, Police & Thieves \, The Guns Of Brixton and (White 
 Man) In Hammersmith Palais . For this show\, Black Market Clash also bring
  a three-piece horn section onto the stage\, opening up another part of Th
 e Clash catalogue. We’ve looked\, and we haven’t found another dedicat
 ed Clash tribute anywhere in the world currently performing this music wit
 h its own horn section. We don’t think even The Clash themselves ever to
 ok a complete brass section onstage to reproduce the arrangements heard on
  songs such as Rudie Can’t Fail and Revolution Rock . The horns are only
  part of the night. Rest assured\, there will still be a lot of punk rock 
 . More Specials takes on one of the great catalogues of Britain’s Two To
 ne movement. Created by members of Loonee Tunes \, Australia’s longest-r
 unning regularly performing ska band\, the musicians behind More Specials 
 have lived and breathed ska for more than forty years. A Message To You\, 
 Rudy \, Gangsters \, Too Much Too Young \, Concrete Jungle \, Rat Race \, 
 Ghost Town \, Do Nothing \, Nite Klub \, Stereotype and more. More Special
 s combines the songs everyone knows with deeper album tracks\, driven by t
 ight rhythms\, horns and that unmistakable Specials ska pulse. Through Loo
 nee Tunes\, these musicians have shared stages with Bad Manners and From T
 he Jam \, played major festivals and venues around Australia\, and built m
 ore than four decades of experience performing ska live. And this double h
 eader isn’t a regular thing . The last time Black Market Clash and More 
 Specials brought The Story Of The Clash & The Specials together\, at Bruns
 wick Ballroom in June\, the show sold out . Now they bring it to Sooki Lou
 nge for one Friday night in Belgrave. Two bands. The music of The Clash an
 d The Specials. Punk\, ska\, reggae\, horns and a packed catalogue of song
 s. Don’t miss it. ?? Watch Video: https://youtu.be/pi7QdGSvYLI\n\nBoleto
 s: https://tickets.oztix.com.au/outlet/event/a1bd1362-2c3d-435b-8200-c9b68
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